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Los ignlM I. Portland I.
Newton, Wheeler and Spies; Thlelman
and She.
Fallurs to hit at ths right time, thS
V Angels ability to find Thlelman oppor
tunely, and the supply, of good luck
that attended tha visitors, were the
causes of Portland's downfall yesterday
I afternoon. "Doc" Newton was on tha
" slab for the visitors and for three In-
, rings showed old time form, but he
: became blind In the fourth and could
not find the plate. Us walked Beck and
,K disposed of Francis and Castro In easy
, : fashion. With two out he proceeded to
' fill the bases and succeeded -beautl-.
fully, walking . Raymond. Shea, Thlel
' man , and Nadeau. fore ins In the first
v two. runners. By i this time Captain
u Flood's rags was beyond control, and hs
-"indignantly" ordered tb famous doctor
. to the bench, calling Wheeler to ins
resous. Wheeler 'was not anxious ts go
In as hs was not properly warmed up,
and took about flvs minutes time ' in
.. i . . i - 1. - Vi..ll k.aaMilul
ths -hill" and started to work on Mc
Creed le. Mao hit . a corker to Timothy
a Hay .Flood and the 'captain Juggled It
v and two mors runs tallied.
; 4 ' While things were looking rosy , for
"the locals, Drennan hit a hard one to
, ,' Toman and the little shortstop threw
high to Chase, but that worthy mads a
c phenomenal leap In the air and pulled
. the throw down and tagged the bag.
E Had the throw got away fsom Chase it
would havs gone into the. bleachers,
v and tour mors tallies 'woold- have
' i- romped ' homeward. ' -, -:-. : W . ' ' ' . "
After that the Portland's had eeveral
',' chances to score but the hits were few
; , and the fielding too effective to allow
'' mors than one tally. Wheeler pitched
. splendid ball after getting warmed up.
. Thlelman's sors - arm prevented him
' from doing first-class work, although
the errors behind him proved very cost
; ly.. Castro and 'Beck played the star
ball for Portland, while Toman, Chase
and Spies excelled for the visKors.
' Baura and Butler will do the slab work
today. Tomorrow s game will b called
T'st 8:20- o'clock. 1 v . .-;,..--.. ,?-.-.) ... .
' 'i t '' ': Boa . Getting'.'
Los Angeles scored twice in the Bret.
; Toman struck , out : Flood walked and
-, hits by Smith and Bernard and Ray
.. mond's error allowed two runs.
" p Four, mors were added by the Seraphs
, In the fourth, on singles by Rose snd
, ' Toman, Smith's double, a bass on balls
r- to Newton, and errors by Shea and Na
; f deau. ' ' - :
'; " In Portland's half Newton developed
an exceptionally bad streak of wildness
y and ; walked flvs' men, ' forcing In . two
runs and'vthen Wheeler was sent to the'
scus asdMcCreedis, the first man to
j' face the new pitcher, hit to Flood, who
t. Juggled, allowing Shea and Thlelman
ito score. Drennaa received a pass, flll
lng the bases sgaln, but Beck could not
negotiate and the side wss out
uw. , In ths sixth Wheeler's single, To
J man's 'sacrifice, and Smith's fourth hit
brought another tally for the Serapba
v era vain star tea tns . seven tn with a
double to fight and scored on an out and
Ross single. - 8pies and wheeler hit
i safely filling the bags.' Toman's sharp
: hit was captured by Beck and a fast
double play from him to Shea td Castro
" . cut off any mors tallying that session.
Portland annexed one la their half of
the seventh on . Castro's double, ' Rsy-
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Pendleton, Or . Jun It The Globe
trophy at the-shooting tournament was
won by E. F. Coprarr of , Livingston,
Mont,, yesterday In the most Interesting
match of the meet Confarr tied twice
and was? compelled to ehoot- on with
Hlllis of Portland and Ware' of Spokana
WIlHa fall m'ln h, itiuiUIT mil
mond's single, snd an error by Toman. I ths contest was decided by Confirr and
ins Angelas last run,, cams. In ths I Wars, tns xormer .winning or two tar
, ninth; when Raymond's error, a single
y oy.Koss ana a neiaers' choice allowed
ths fast young successor of Dillon to
cross tns plate. . y. .. : v.
- The score: t-:''Mv..
' PORTLAND. . r "
s.:' " " AB R. H. PO. A. B.
, jncwreeuie, r. X. ..,..
. Drennan, a f. . . .... 4
. Beck, lb, , 4
". Francis, 3b. 6
Castro, 2b. , I
Raymond, av a, ', . . . . , 4
...f. Shea, c .... g
ja-Thielman,i,p. .y,,.i f
. Totals . , i...SS ' B
1 0
Oil
0 10
r l
8 6
1
0 5
0 0 ,
. i'- -
. it..s e i it it
LOS ANQELE8.
;.:'-.; An. n. tt pa a m
V,-. Toman, s. a, 4 1 1 B( l
. "v jriooa, 2o. i
H Smith,- Sb.. .......... 5 1
' Bernard, c. f. S 0
Cravath,. r. t-.','; r i 1
Chasclb.- 5 1
Ross, 1. f. .......... 6 1
;4- pples,. C . .-...,,,:,,..' 4
V Newton, p. 1
Wheeler, p. .... , t
0M 6 1
4 r-i i 1$
1 I 0 0
Totals
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1 ,8 V. 0 0
0 li 0 - 0
t 0 0 . 0
I 1 4 1 0
1 0 - 0 i ' 1
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i f RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS,
,rf.;.:.a.v..!;-fvi 4 l c a 7 a'".
. ronisna . ..... ,.v v u v ji v v a
.' JUlUa ...... V V V V X A V
,...?; Hits .... . , 1 OlftK tl-U
'ftfl SUMMARY. tpt,.
Daeee Mccreecue, epins. nernara. Hits
-0(t Newton, I; off Wheeler, 6. Bases
' on dsus un xnieiman, i,de mewion,
; off Wheeler, . Struck out By
- -rnieiman. -x: oy newton. z. eacrince
hits Toman, Spiea i Two-base bits
inree-Dase
lays-Beck to
oman: Toman
to Chase. Left on bases Portland, 11;
Los Angeles, 10. Time of game Two
hours. Umplreoconneu. ;
mte 'ioman, epies. i, two
Castro, Smith, Cravath.
hit McCreedie. Double pli
Shea to Castro; Spies to To
gets. B. E. " Ellis of Seattle captured
Walla . Walla - Brownlee; medal. Ths
tournament comes to an end today.
yesterday s results were:
Event No. 13, 10 targets, puree (51.10,
added money 116 J. H. McDonald. M.
McMillan, Confarr, ;, Brady, ,v Palmer,
Logsdon, Hoch, wars, first, with 10
Dryden, B. v E. j Ellis, u Wood, penhsm.
Becker, Baker, Cftingreen, Forbes, Nau
man. Burg. Dickson, van Gesen. E.
McDonald. - SmaUes, C D. Ellis, Walts,
opence, hoiobui, , uwpnei, ' uuibl vatu
well, second, with nine. . ! :
Event No, 14, 10 targets, purse 184.80
added money f 20 Kincaid, E. E. Ellis.
Stewart Hlndle, Forbes. Dornbers.
Webb, Dickson,' El R. McDonald. Bring-
bam, smaues, seweu, Robblns, Palmer,
C. D.J, Elllss? Logsdon.' Stlllman, Walte.
Clark. Spenee, Wilson. Guist first, with
ioj reck, wooa, ienham. , J. H. Ma
Donald, Becker,;; Baker Chingreen,
White, Gibson, McMillan. Drumaoole.
Confarr, Allen, Brady, Mapes, Brown.
esnieias, uocn, ware, urowniee,:, Goepel
Matlock, Patterson, Culllson. second.
with nins.:' r,':!:'' v;:v.:.;;:Aui' :.
Event No. 16, IB targets, bursa 198.20.
added money $2S E. , B. Ellis, r Wood.
jNaunian, , uecxer. wenn, Allen, ; Manes
Stlllman. Hoch, : Ware, : Winters., first
wun id; jjryaen.- . Kincaid. ? stenhena
Chlfigreen. Forbes," Dornberg, McMillan,
oeweii, Kooins,. esneara, Matlock, Gulst,
Cullisoii, .Hlllis, Confarr'; second, ( with
Event No. 1. -' J 5 tarseta ' i Muras
$200.60, y added money, none: Walla
Walla Brownlee medal shoot E. E. El
lis won tbs - medal, with 26;, Dryden,
Kincaid. X H. McDonald,; Becker, White,
nuuian, nuua, eecona. 1 Wltn J4, v ,;,,.
Event No. 17,. 10 targets, nurse 2S6.80.
aaaea - money r 116 Becker, Hlndle,
Webb, Nell, Berg, Palmer,' Stlllman,
Waits, Hoch, Holohan, first, , with ' 10:
ivors naw, jet m. . juius, - Stewart ' Wood.
3. H. McDonald, Stephens. Forbes.
Dornberg, Nauman. ? McMilfan,S Confarr
crxxoxs txzs ATTEBirooar.
The Portland and ths Balfour, Guthrie
. ' rhiFafternooi 5SitS" AS ' rr, Allen Robin.., Ellis, Logs
yySySSi .1 don. SpenceY Ware, Guist. Cullison, Cald-
" sv.. , wm MAnnA wtih.nli.a . V - . i,
WW , aaa a wvuaaa - TT a VB ! . V. T - . - V
Event No. 18, 16 targets.' ouree ssz tn
. JtJt-jm .Mr , . . . .
wm w .. .. 'i. lauusu ujuuoy , no wonnani, 1 oiepnens.
.. i .'; ' w. vuiuarr,; MOionan, ware,
JL- JsW V"V L-afCaldwell, firtt!withAl8;iB.iE,!EUls;
- . - - H- Mowonaia, f cningreen, i Forbes,
6a eeesant ef Its frlfbtrnl nMeoaitMee, Bloa4 White, Naumftn, Webb, E. R. McDonald,
baseball game at
ValiKhn streets.
Polaoelng 1 eommonlj ealled tbe King of AU
. IttMtfsee. It may b eltbar hereditary or eon.
traded 3uc tb jtoS U tainted with It the
, fliMM mar minirot itaelf la the forts of Scrof
ula, Kcwtoa, . Rheumatic Pain. Stiff at HwolUe
Joints, Ernptlona or CopperOolored Spots en the
rae or bout, nitia uicera to the Mouth or ea
the Toncoe, Bore Throat Swollen Tonalla. ralltnc
out of the Hair or Eyebrows, and finally a lp-rooa-Uke
Decay of the lieah an4 Booea. If roe
have any of tbeae or almllar armptoBU. get
BROWN'S BLOOD CURB, immedlatelrTThle
- trratoieni pracucaiij tne twault of lire work.
. H eoBtalnt so danaaroua drag or Injarloai nwd.
. feine ot any kind. It som to the very bottom
ef the Sleeaae and force est every particle of
imparity. SeoD every alga and Symptom dlaan.
pure, completely and forever. The blood, the
tlaaura, u neaa, u Donee ana xne wnole eye.
tea ere elaaneed. pnrlfied and restored to per.
fret heattb, and the patient prepared anew for
the dotlee and rleaanrea of Ufa. BROWN'S
BLOOU uukib, sx.iw a Doiue, laata a month.,
Hade by DR. BROWN. 63S Arch at.. Phlladel-
e. For sal in rortians eniy sy rrabk Maa
land Hotel Pharmacy. .
POISON
Mapes, Brown, C: D. Ellis, Walts, Mat
IOck. uuist, second, with 14,
Event No. 19, IS targets, nurse 191.16.
added money S2S J. H. McDonnlrt.
r oToea, , cspence. nrst iwilh - is: Tcctc
Kincaid. Beck. .. Chingreen, Dornberg,
Whits, Gibson, . Nauman. . v MoMlllan.
vrumgooiB, xeu, uonrarr, Hmaiies, Dick
son, Beweit. C U. Ellis, Robblns. Waite.
w jiaon, aiauocK, , w inters, , UUIst, sso-
ond. witn ltrr- s ' -'J " a'.v .a -0;-
Event No,P ; 10, .' 6 A ,i targets. oufss
61)2.60, Glob trophy Confarr. Wars
and Hlllis tied, Confarf- winning in final
shoot-off; pryden,' E.-E. Ellis. Naumstn,
snd Stlllman second, with 4T, Holohan,
third.:with 4.-. .',--v.. Jv .
Event No. 1, 16 targets, purss 288.40.
added money 116 Ellis, Hindi. -Baker,
Beck, Forbes,; Drumgoole, Confarr, Dick
son, Orr, ; Masterson, Ixgsdon. Hoch.
Wsre, Goepel, Matlock. Guist, Cullison.
first with 10; Dryden. -Denham, Becker,
Stephens, pornber, Webb, McMUlaa,
Van , Gesen, .' R,' McDonald, ' 8ewell,
Mapes, Allen,- Shlelde. C. J. Ellis. . Pat
terson, Hlllis, second, with nine.
::- Event No. 22, 16 targets, pufse 18610,
added money ,120 Stephens, Baker,
Chingreen, Forbes, Dornberg, Nauman,
McMillan, Orr, McDonald. Mastsrson, C
D. Ellis, Holohan, Bheard., Wars, first,
with 16: E. E. Ellis, J. H. McDonald.
Becker, Drumgoole, Nell. Confarr, Dick
son, Brady, Logsdon, ' Walts, Brownlee,
.MaUock Hlllis, second, with 14. f . :
Event No. 26, 10 targets, purse, 216.10,
sdded ; money 16 E. E. Ellis,. Becker,
Nauman,, -C.) D. Ellis,' Stlllman, ' Spence,
Holohan, first with 10; Denham, Steph
ens, Hindis, Chingreen, Forbes, By bee,
Drumgoole,-" confarr. van - Gesen,
Smalles, 8 B. McDonald, Hoch,. Sheard.
Ware, Patterson, Winters, Hlllis, sec
ond, with nine.. . .-.'.
Event No. 24, 16 targsts purss $91.10.
added- .money . 62S Baiter- Chingreen,
Nauman, Confarr, SmaUes, r Brown, C
D. EU 1, Logsdon, Holohan, Sheard,
Ware, Wilson. Cullison, first-With 16;
Peck, Denhanv Becker, Stephens. Webb.
Nell,. Dickson. Van Gesen, Sewell, Pal
mer, GoepeL Winter, Guist second.
with. 14., .. . -' . . ,. ..
EUCtfiE BLUES-PLAY
; BRILLIANT BALL
dcttiwi? nccniice
dl 1 1 inu hlouiulo
: AT CHICAGO RACES
' . i (Jonrnal R pedal Service.)
St Louis, Jan 26. Fair grounds re
sults: j
Four and a half furlongs, puree Lor-
retta M. won; time, 0:68.
Six furlongs, selling Sol Smith won;
urns, i:zo. it :,
slv furlongs Limerick Girl won;
Urns, 1:06. '
- Six furlongs, handicap Charlie
Thompson won; tlms, 1:1914.
Ons mils Autumn Leaves won; tlms.
Six furlongs, selling Jos Goss won;
tlms, 1:19. , ' .
Britain to challenge for ths champion'
I ships of England. Scotland and Irsland
In the hammer-throw.. Shsvlln has been
for two years a member of ,ths Yale
track athletio team." and will represent
Tale and Harvard In the International
'dual track meet, in July with Oxford
land Cambridge. . , ,
INTERESTING BOUTS
AT COLUMBIA CLUB
At atsattls. .
Juns 25. Summary at
Ths
' A , ' i' (Journal Special Service.)
r Eugene, Or., Juns 26. Eugens again
defeated, Salem yesterday by tha scors
of 7 to 8. Tha gam was an interesting.
ons throughout ana was attended by a
good-Slsed crowd. . While Salens ; out-1
batted Eugene, ths letter's hits "wsr i
bettsr bunchsd,'v:Ths :Sprar3'. ', i.
'.. EUGENE. 4 T
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
DriHBU, a B. ........ a-
McKune, ev
Strelb, 2b. k, . .. 4
Radford. - lb. ... . ........ 4
J)owning, 9b. ........ . 4
Ciynes, i. 1. ... , ...... .
Bchoneio. r. .z....... 4
Oswilt o. f, -. ...... M t
McFarland, p. , . . . . . 4
0
I. - 6 ,
2""1
0 IS.
1
0 0 0
01; 1
! 1 0
1 ; l s 1
0 ,
1
A:
1?:
Seattle.
Meadows:
Flvs and a half furlongs, selling fit
Fhlllpplna won; time, 1:08
Five furlongs, selling Maxtress won;
time, 1:01 4
Ons mils, selling Cnlleno won; time.
1:41H
Mils and a Quarter, hurdle handicap
Jim Boseman won; time, 8:17H.
Six furlongs, selling Cardwsllton
won; tlm. 1:16. '
Mil and 60 yards, selling Montana
Peeress won; tlms, 1:44. ,
At Xawthora Track.
Chicago. Juns 25. Racing, with open
betting, was resumed yesterday with a
12 days' meeting at Hawthoan. Sum
mary ,' v "- -"-; v..'."
Five furlongs La Londs won; tlms.
1:011-6.
One mile--Alma Dufour won; .tlms,'
l:tl 2-5.
Six furlongs Burleigh won; svtlm.
1:18. t
Jills and a sixteenth Tancred won;
time, 1:48.
Mile and an elshth Schoolmate won;
time, 1:64 2-6.
Four and a half furlonrs Miss Jor
dan won; time, 0:66.
Total . ...99 f t 27
0-V:4ttli SALEM.I' -&Tk?.
Emerson, C. f. , 6 8 4 , 6- ; 0
Lou ft head, 80S 6 1 ; 2 ,0.1 . 0
wiiKins, c. ' ... ...... .
Nehrtng, lb.' ...... . ,
1W1 6 0 1
-v .a . a. , , A - A S
WlllUms, 1. f. .,.. 4 i 1 v 1
Down!, 2b. ...... ... 4- 0 2
Lucas, r. f .
Mclnnis, , p.
. . ,,;
.....
4V04'1
0
7
7
1
0
'4
1
'Totsls i -4i.-.i.TVi,.Vi8 ' 6 It 24 -'-1'
'BUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS.
'-;.. .v:t 1 22466799
Eugen Vv. "! 9 ? ? 9 0-- 7
Htts .;.. u oii 1
ilem t . . . 0 O'O 0';1-1;1 ,0.'8 ' 6
At sThsspshsad Bay.
vNow Tork, Jun 25. Sheepshead Bay
summary:
Six and a half furlongs Letola won;
tlms. 1:20 9-5.
On mils, handicap Ascension won:
time, 1:99 4-6.
Five furlongs.-Zaphir stakes Gam-
Mara won; no tlm.
Mil and a furlong Dainty won: urn.
i:6Z. '
pi . furlongs Blandy -. won;-, tlms.
1:14 8-5. I .. ' -
AiUe and a sixteenth,' on turf Or
monde's Right Won; Urn, 1:46 4-6,
'. , Zlrhteem maaa for SsstU. ',
.ysaaiaaaaaew' "
Seattle, Wash., Jun 25. Seattle won
a' terrific slugging-match from -.San
Francisco yesterday. Terkes and Shields
wars each found for 19 hits. - Shields
held ths Seals safs In the earlier Innings
and when Seattle haM a larg margin
be seemed to let down.- Score:
. V - , - ''"' . R. H.E.
Seattle S. . . . . . .4) 0 4 T 1 8 1 18 19 6
San, Fran .....11008060 111 19 6
' Batteries Shields and Blanksnahip;
L erace ana vtonuii. . uuiyuv oniwu.
' ttookan Defeats Salt XVaks. .
Spokane, Wash., Juns 26. Spokan
won from Salt Lake yesterday by bunch
ing Hits In th seventh inning, fiogg
pitched a steady gams, holding .. ths
Mormons to ssven hits. Score:
R.H.E.
Bookane . .....0 1 00 102004 .8 2
Salt Lake ......000 101 001 8 7-8
. Batteries Hogg and Stanley; THu
and Hausen. . .' v.
ROSEBURG NINE WINS
ANOTHER FAST GAME
. (JonrnaV Special Service.)
Rossburg, Or., Jun 25. Roseburg
won out in a Driuianuy-piayea game
yesterday by th scors of 8 to 2, through
Albany mskinr three srrors In ths sixth
inning, combined witn a nit in scors:
ROSEBURG. .;
" : . - AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Newell, s. a 4 0 0 1 0
Nadler. 2b. ......... 4 114 0 .1
Bradley. L t. ........ 4 1 1 I 0
Sullivan, c i, 4 1 9 1 0
Whit.. - 9 0 18 2
Morrow, lb. ......... J 0 0 18 1 0
Shaw. ib. 8 0 0 2 8 0
Bllysu, r. t ......... 8 0 0 0 0
Hunter. P. .......... 8:0082 0
Total .29 8 27 14 1 1
ALBANY.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
': f '. i- 1 j- " ,. '' "
.'. I 'J'-". i'. .... . i v - ' .11,
. .' W (Jewsal Special Serrtea.) i . ,.
, .TAQoma.Wash... Jun 86. Costly r i
rors lost th fourth straight gam of'
ths series to th Tisers veatardav. , Mc
Donald, th new Tiger twtrler, was in
th box and was hard hit but luck was
with th locals and manya safs hit was'
cue ott it rri in.nr h.mih. .. k
run by Eagatr and two two-baa hits by
Lynch were the features of th bat.
tine lin 'Th soor ' , f
1 . TACOMA. .i- 'V''" :
' -; ' .; ail n Tt m 'a. w
l-TV r. 1 ......... U M B H u
onenn,- in. 8
Nordyka lb. 4 1
Eagan. s, s. ; ,. 8 2
Lynch, c f . ......... 8 ' 2
Casey, 2b. .......... .... 2 ' 1
McLaughlin, L . rf ! 0
Graham, C ......... 4 0
1. .
0 4 4 0
1 10
III
t 8 0 0
0 8 6 1
lit S
, a a
v. ..... . v a a - a -
McDonald." 9rr0 -X r0'
7 21 1J 2
Totals .
1,
.28 t
OAKLAND.
. a&r.h:po.
flanleY. r. t'i.t...i.. a
Frsnck. a S. ....... 4
Kruser. a f. 4 '
Hchatly, 2b. , 4
Mosklman, I f. ...... 4
Uevereaux. lb.. ...... 4
Strelb, lb. .......... 4
Byrne, a ........... 8
Schmidt P- ......... 2
2 ft
1
8 6
1 8
1- 1
-1
0 10
0 4
0
A.E.
0 0
8 , 9
1 I
a 1
0
it
Totals., ......... .82 1 11 24 11
- RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS. 1
1 2 I I I I T I I ,
Tacoma . ......0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 f
Hits . .0 1110202 7
Oakland . . ......0 01000900 1
Hits . 8 12 10 8 11 111
8UMMART.1
Struck out Br Schmidt 4. Bases on '
balls Off Schmidt 8; off McDonald 2.
Passed balls Byrne 1. Stolen bases
Oanley, Kruger. Sacrifice hits Eagan,
Casey, Two-base hits Lynoh 2. Moekl
man. . Horns runs Eagan 2. Doubl
plays Casey to Eagan to Nordyke; Ea- .
umpires aicuarmy,
and McDonaI
T.
. . !
Sal
nits
5
419
w w f "
SUMMARY. '-. T; '
jtjhi iiru a uiisr- imubdiii. . oainiii. a.
Three-base hit Emerson. Two-base hit
William. Stolen bases Briseno, Mo-
Kun. uownie. sniarian, iouaneaa. oao-
rifloe - hits Briseno. McKune. i!. Double
play McFarland to Radford.- Struck
out By McFarland. . 4; by Mclnnis, 8.
Bases on balls OfT McFarland, 1 ; off
Mclnnis. L v passed - ball , willlama
Tlms of gam two bours.
OLYMPIAN GAMES AT'
THE FAIR TODAY
P&y&i '" 'I' '1 ii''j'..'Hy'fe-v.i
AJDBSUOAJT XJBAaCB.
Bostpn . ' . .'. ... i. ... ,. ,2&
New York r ....... -.28
Chicago , , . . . . .98
Philadelphia ..,. ...29
Cleveland v .ft; ...,T4i.28
St- Louis 4ic .... , 24
Detroit . 4''-; v . , ir . 82
Washington ... ... i...i-,; 9
Woat Los t;:?F.C;
.648
, .604
?'v48
-.647
.628
; .480
. . ,428
19
;2l
28
24
28
26
?8H
Detroit 'i.'w.Ji .. Jt m,. , .0 4 ? 1
Chicago ., vf.-. .".' . . . .'. ...i'.4-6 0
Batteries-Donovan and Buelow; Alt-
rock and, Mcuarno.iow;a
At WasWagtoB.
R. R.E.
....9 7 2
6 110
Washington .... . . ..
ew York: . . ; . . i ,
Batteries Fatten and Clarke: Hushes
and McGuir. , .4 w.4.v.'.J'l";,'
"' ' . '-"At ahndslDhla. . -V " '
PhlladelphU , ; i .,.8 16 .1
Boston . ......................4 8 2
Batteries Henley and Sohreck: Dl-
nsen ano; crisiv, . . . .
(Journal Spedal Serviee.) "
St Louis. Jun 26. Visitors to th
world's fair today will have an opportu.
nity or witnessing what promises to be
the best athlstic meet ver held In th
wst -In th stadium where the Olym
plo games are to be contested later In
the summer the cream of the athletes
of both, east and west meet this morn-1
lngand afternoon in th national Inter
collegiate championships. . .
Though neither Harvard nor Tal .la
represented, their absence , will not be
greatly felt In view of the larg number
and high, standing off the athletes pres
ent from other institutions. The east is
represented by th famous Amherst col
lege squad, and the Pacific coast by ths
crecK team or Iceland Stanrora univer
sity - which competed recently In - th
western conference meet at Chicago,
Princeton and Georgetown are. repre
sented,' and - Iowa, ' .Purdue, Wisconsin,
Indians, v Chicaa-o. Missouri and other
prominent : colleges and universities of
tha central states havs sent their best
mm-';.pM.' .
'fir' v I ;':' ' 1 "V ., ;: ,1; 'i:
' awgwrjsr to coiiM'rs imain.: .
Johnson. 2b, 6
Donlvan, a a 4
Daviscourt lb. 8
Suess, c. . ... ......... 4
Cart wrlght 8b. ...... 8
Harper, 1, f. ,..,... 4
O'Day, r, f . ......... 4
Howard, c t, ........ 8-
Gregory, p. ......... 4
Totals , . . .84 8 ; . .24 ; S
RUNS a'nD HITS BT INNINGS.
1 1 2. 4 5 6 7 8 9
Roseburg . i 0 0 0 0 J S 0 0 -5
HltS . i- .... . w w a
Albany . , 0 0 M l 0 0 J
Hits . . ........ X a V a v i e
. SUMMARY.
4rim,il mna Albany. 1. . Stolen bases
Sullivan, Daviscourt Johnson. Struck
out Bv Gregory, 7; by Hunter, 4. Bases
nr. hn 11 a Off Gresrory. 1: off Hunter. 1
fianriflce hits White, Shaw. Cartwrlgbt
Two-base hits Suess 2. Left on bases
1 1 . Ilk... a Tlm B-ama
Ons hour and 86 minutes. Umpire-
Derrick. bcorer J onnson.
Kid Hatton, who was scheduled ' to
meet Tommy .Warren at ths Columbia
gymnasium last evening failed to show
up, and Young Mowatt was called to
go on with the, prlncipaL . ? , v .
Warren was In. ths pink of condition
snd had- the advantag . ef several
pounds in weight over Mowatt, who was
plainly, out of condition for a gruelllsg
mill as Warren who started off . as
pacemaker mad It Mowatt proved
hi gameness by staying wun ma oppo
nent and endeavoring to give him as
good as he sent but Warren's advan
tag In Science snd heaviness told on
ths smaller man and in ths third
round Mowatt gavs up and .Warren
was declared, th victor, and was pre
sented" with ths medal - offsrsd , by
Tommy Tracey. . : : .
Mowatt dislocated his thumb In tbs
final round, which hastened tb , end.
Th preliminaries were two lively bouts.
between Kid Harrison and Young New
ton, and : Splks "Kelly Junior and ths
Sorrel Top Bird. Harrison hsa appeared
before the Columbia Club on several
occasions, and last' evenlmj was ths
first time he wss matched with a man
of his weight snd the exhibition h
put up was very good.. His opponent is
a promising youngster, sno Deiween
them they put up a very creditable per-
f ormanc. .'.. "
Tommy Tracey announce that on
next Friday evening he will present two
new facs in ths main event. Both, men
have appeared St the Columbia club
before in preliminaries, and as ; they
have put up some clever bouts, Manager
Tracey decided to match them ror tns
principal bout some evening. The two
men referred to are jrranK watxins. a
fast and clever man now ' being devel
oped by Tracey, and Young Jeffries,, a
hard hitting youngster, so called on
account of his resemblance 1 ' to . ths
heavyweight champion. .. This bout
should be a hummer and well worth
witnessing. ,
Trout lake stages are 8nd with" pas
sengers nowadays. - -
lrsfrrd Stock Oanned Goods. ..
Allen A Lewis Best Brand. I Butt .
ALBANY PULLS OFF
FINE RACE MEET
i . ', (Journal Special Servtee.) ' '
Albany, Jun 25. Th first rae
meet on th new "half -mil track owned
by th Albany Driving association wss
held her yesterday afternoon when a
fin program of races was pulled cff.
larg crowd, was in ' attendance and
good races were given. Th track:
proved to be somewhat heavy, for It '
la new snd has not been worked euf
flcleuUy to make It fast but th crowds -
were well staisfled with ths sport pre
sented by the management of th as
sociation, r . ' . . . ...v
- Ths openlnr event was a 8-year-old
.trot half mile heats,- two In three, . A. 1
J. Hodges' Zomono won In two-straight
heats.1 with' F. Hackleman's George E.
Chamberlain second. Tims, 1:40, 1:45.
Ths second event road horses owned
In Albany and driven by their owners,
was won by D. O, Wood worth's Lassie)
in two straight heats, with Kota Nals"
Dells second. Time, 1:24. 1:29.
A quarter-mils dash was won by .
William Riley's ' BUly in 28 seoonds,
Dolly H., a Corvallls mar, coming sec- '
ond, and 1 Nancy Bishop, owned la
Waterloo, third.
Th fre-for-n event '' brought - out
George D owned by M. K. Thompson,
a fine pacer, and Ruth Eleanor, owned
by A. Lafferty of Corvallls. George D.
won the race In 1:26 and 1:24. taking?
the race in two straight heats.
Ths .outlook for future racing on th
Albany track Is excellent . and , good
sport for the amusement of th local
horse owners and the publlo generally;
Is assursd. . it'pMA, ''-J :iy.- ': I i
FAOTTZO COAST aVSAOTTB.
Taooma . . i, 4i4,a.... 60
Los Angeles ........47 :
Seattle , .
p.a
.683
.663
.643
.626
.483
mi
m Wrtrzt Xlaaks Batt. .; '
Boise, Idaho, Jun 25. Rasty Wrtght
had th Miner faded yesterday and let
them down with only five hits and na
runs. Boise played errorless bait Th
scors:
''-'' R. H, F
Boise . . ,;,7.i.l 1 4 0 1 0 7 10 0
....... .0 0 0 s 0 9 0 0 0 1
Lost
25
88
ea ..
Oakland . ............ 45 ; f 89
San Francisco ........ .86 , 47
Portland . . 87 - 68
Ky TMtwday'i Besalts,
T Los Angeles, 8; Portland. 6,
; Seattle, 18; San Francisco. It,
. Tacoma, 8; Oakland, 1. ;
' ' .Wort.:
NwOrrk
Chicago i .....js
Cincinnati ' ,... 2 ,.
Pittsburg . . .......... J
St Louis .(f,i. 24 .
Brooklyn i ...
Boston "4.(,; .,.,.....21
PbUadelphla , . . .... .19
i At Pittsburg "
Lost
16
It
21
26
27
28
24 .
89
- R.
1..
P.O.
i704
.635
-A
.41
.897
.983
.251
H.B.
7 8
7 ' 8
(Journal Special Service.) . '
New York, June 25. Thomas L. Shev-
lln of Minneapolis sails today for Great
Pittsburg i . , . . ... f . j
At. Tjnita . . . ... . . .. . . . .....1
Batteries Flaherty and Smith; Nich
ols and, MacLean. 1 , , . "
, , .At aMOOXiya. , ,
.""'..- R. H. E.
Phlladelnhla . . .....8 6 . 1
Brooklyn . . ............ ...... ,4 5 1
Batteries Jones and Bergen; Mitch
ell and Roth.
At Boston.
..' . ..... .-.., -; R. H. B.
Boston . .' .,,,;.. ......8 8 1
N, York . 5 10 2
Batteries Wtlhelm and Needham; Mc
Ginnlty and , Warner. . .
Boxing school, Tom Tracey, 105 4th st
for Business and Pleasure
Nationals
Clevelands
$30 $40
Orients
Argonaut
s
$50 $60
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